Course Overview
The Master of Science (Technology) at Aalto University has earned a strong reputation in engineering and technology education. The university was formed through the merger of leading Finnish institutions in technology, business, and art, creating an environment that encourages cooperation across different academic fields. Over the years, the programme has expanded its range of specialisations and strengthened its research profile.
Students benefit from access to advanced laboratories, research projects, industry partnerships, and international exchange opportunities. Many graduates move into positions within technology companies, engineering firms, research centres, start-ups, and public sector organisations. The university maintains strong links with global industry partners and academic institutions, supporting student development and research activities. Its focus on scientific knowledge, practical learning, and international cooperation has helped establish Aalto University as a recognised name in higher education and technology research worldwide.
General Eligibility
Applicants must hold a relevant bachelor's degree in engineering, technology, science, or a related field from a recognised institution. Admission decisions are based on academic performance, suitability of previous studies, and programme-specific requirements.
Part Time Work Details
International students may work part-time during studies under Finnish residence permit regulations. Full-time work is generally permitted during official holiday periods.
Language Requirement
Applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency through one of the accepted tests.
| Test |
Minimum Score |
| IELTS Academic |
Overall 6.5, Writing 6.0 |
| TOEFL iBT |
92 Overall, Writing 22 |
| PTE Academic |
Overall 62 |
| Duolingo English Test |
Not currently accepted for Aalto University Master's admissions |
| Cambridge C1 Advanced |
Grade C or higher |
| Cambridge C2 Proficiency |
Grade C or higher |
Applicants should verify current language requirements before applying, as admission criteria may change.